Almony Fivesome Fires 59 In Central PGA Pro Am
Charles Almony Elwood Country Club pro led his team to an 11 under par 59 in the Central Indiana PGA 18 hole pro am at Anderson Grandview. Almony partnered with Phil Sullivan Bob Burkhardt Frank Gates and D Leazen to win first prize. Jim Smitson Roy Childs led the pro pro division with 64 and several duos tied at 65. LaVerne Fields of Anderson Grandview hurdled a hole in one on the 18th.
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Charles
Chuck) Almony
Elwood Country Club
Central Indiana
Anderson Grandview
Almany
Phil Sullivan
Bob Burkhardt
Frank Gates
D. Leazenby
Indianapolis
Pleasant Run
Jim Smitson
Roy Childs
New Castle Legion
Ellis Brown
Muncie Westbrook
Jimmie Scott
Lebanon Alen CC
Charles Veal Richmond Ellis
Fred Brant
John McGuire
Fort Wayne
Bill Heinlein
Carmel
Bill Mills
Muncie
Charles Almany
Felwood
Anderson
LaVerne Fields
Joe Fields
Ron Treesh Jr
Harry Brown
Iris Brown
Fields
Jim Guinnup
Lafayette Country Club
Ray Jones
Anderson Country Club
Smitson
Rod Swinehart
Clarence Newland
Anderson Edgewood
J. Lay
Winchester
Joe O'Neill
Guinnup
Dave Bingaman
Tom Summers
Jim Gorman
New Castle
Jack Heflin
Pendleton Idlewold
Jones
C. Lentz
Indianapolis Speedway
Linville
Rushville
J. Moses
Tipton
Bob Christenson
Ridgeville
Kokomo Dodgers Rally To Top Cedar Nine 6 2
Kokomo Highlanders defeated Cedar 6 to 2 in Central Indiana Baseball League play. Eades, Ploor and Douglas led Kokomo with multiple hits while Lucius Teague homered for Cedar as John Teague and Fred Simpson added two hits. Managers ordered extra practice after fielding troubles.
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Kokomo
Highlanders
Cedar Lounge
Anderson
Eades
Ploor
Douglas
John
Lucius Teague
Fred Simpson
The
Cedars
Brother John
Lawrence Montgomery
the Weatherly Jr
Cedar
Anderson Memorial Field
Cedar Lounge AW Neons
J. Teague
L. Teague
Adcock
Simpson
Linville
J Jones
A Peoples
Harrington
Seal
Brandon
Kokomo AB
Patmore
As Hawkins
Giblum
Hughes
Rf Kelly
Ib Kendall
Jones
E Jones
Adcock Linville
Kendall
Kelly
Estil Hall Moves Shops to Earl's No 2
Sammy Estil Hall previously at Pauls Barber Shop has transferred to Earl's No 2 located at 425 Pendleton Ave. The change notes Hall's relocation within the local grooming trade.
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Estil
Sammy) Hall
Paul’s
Earl's No. 2
Pendleton Av
Baseball scores roundup across leagues
National League results include Chicago 8-0 over Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 3-7 in 11 innings over Cincinnati 11-10 and Houston 3-3 vs New York 5-3. American League notes show Chicago 3-3 with Kansas City 1-2 and Boston 6-12. Cleveland 4-6, Washington 2, Los Angeles 5-5, Minnesota. International League items include Rochester 5-4 Indianapolis 4 and Atlanta 5-4 Jacksonville 3-2 with Buffalo 5-8 and Syracuse 1-2 Columbus 7 Toronto 2. Arkansas 43 Richmond 82.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Bostons
Cleveland
Baltimore Oa
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Toronto
L. Pet
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Jason
Columbus
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
Drabowski
McBride
Horlen
Perry
McNaily
Latman
Osteen
Ford
Faul
Wilson
Baseball scores and schedules from an afternoon card
Phila and Cincinnati played, Phillies winning 4 to 3. Pittsburgh routed Milwaukee 9 to 3. St Louis defeated New York 8 to 2, San Francisco 0 over Los Angeles 2. End of day shows Baltimore 7 Boston 2, Cleveland 1 Washington 0, Indianapolis 8 Arkansas 0, Syracuse 5 Richmond 1. Columbus at Atlanta postponed by rain.
Baseball Schedule Snapped With National League Matchups
Major league schedule lists Houston at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with chosen pitchers and the New York–St Louis and Los Angeles–San Francisco cross counts among others. Other games include Milwaukee at Los Angeles and Chicago at Minnesota with varying starter records and no action noted for several regional pairings.
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Houston
Bruce
Chicago
Ellsworth
Philadelphia
Culp
Cincinnati
Purkey
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Milwaukee
Spahn
New York
Willey
St. Louis
Burdette
Los Angeles
Miller
San Francisco
Sanford
Hawks Coach Talks Mean Club Meaner
New Chicago Black Hawks coach Billy Reay declares a rock em sock em policy to win the NHL title and says the team has terrific talent. He notes he has followed the Hawks for years and views them as close to the top in the league.
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Chicago
UPL
Billy Reay
Chicago Black Hawks
Reay
Buffalo
Hawks
Frankton, Markleville and Yorktown win WR Conference games
Frankton defeated Lapel 8 to 2 for its fifth straight WR Conference summer baseball win. Markleville beat Middletown 5 to 3, and Yorktown topped Anderson St Marys 8 to 4. Condon struck out 11 as Frankton led 4 in the third. Nibarger pitched four no hit innings for Middletown. Greenwald and Malloy drove in two runs for St Marys in a 8 to 4 loss.
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Lapel
Eagles
Markleville
Middletown
Yorktown
Anderson St. Mary's
Butch Condon
Condon
Stoner
Nibarger
Rector
Collier
Rbi
St. Mary
Greenwald
Malloy
Butler
Gaels
Pendleton
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Harper
Fisher
Eee
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Manis
Tomlinson
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Smith
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Fox
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Owe
Kess Banks
Fatti
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Savers
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la Frankton
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Hanna
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Gosnell
Beck
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Foley
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Crawthorn
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Stephenson
Baker
Noggle
Shock
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Perry
Lane
Upton
Hiday
F Gosnell
L Waltermire
Reck
Noggie
Rbi Awson
Hannah
St Mary's
Michaeif
Frossard
Broderick
Williams
Dillard Ib
M Mahoney
West
Shepherd
Yorktown AB
Greenwall
Stout
Baldwin
McKinley
Monroe
a-Smith
McShurley
Gillum
Butler Ec
Michael Broderick
Sheppard
Greenwalt
Frosgard
Local league scores and tonight’s games across towns
Fairview Lions clubs and local teams list scores from Burns and Ginther and others with guide lamp and Davis Dairy matches. Tonight 5:30 p.m. guide lamp vs Davis Dairy and N S Pharmacy vs Goehring s Gulf plus Ferguson s Tailors vs Coca Cola.
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Fairview American Auxiliary Police
Lions Clubs
Burns and Ginther
Hecht
Currie
Ford
Lacey
English
Lamp
Davis Dairy
Shadyside
Ieads
Davis
Hill
Morsend Gray HI
Madison Heights tops Vernon Township 4 1 in baseball clash
Dan Buettner limited Vernon Township to one run while pounding out five hits and driving in one run as Madison Heights built a four run lead in the second inning. Buettner added three singles in a six hit slate for Madison Heights. Heights travels to Westfield Friday.
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Fortville
Madison Heights
Dan Buettner
Vernon Township
Buettner
Strough
Heights
Westfield
Washington
Cleveland
Abrh
Howser
Kindall
Minoso
Hinton
Kirkind
Madison Hts
Leppert
Whitfield
Carris
Brinkman
Snowden
Alvis
Cooper
Ef Cottier
Dekwrth
Tucker
Kralck
Lane
Bush
Waslington
Griner
uoPpo
Vernon
Davis
Brown
R Thomas
Brent Smith J Thomas
Bruce Smith
Hudson
Wiley
Ab B. Thomas
C Whiteside
Hayse
R. Thomas
B. Thomas
Madison
RBI
Carr
Strow
Indians Edge Senators 1-0 on eighth inning error
The Cleveland Indians won to extend their streak to five with a 1-0 victory over Washington. Dick Howser started the decisive eighth inning with a grounder to the mound as Jim Duckworth uncorked a wild throw, leading to a sacrifice and a balk that brought home the go ahead run. Jack Kralick allowed three hits in a strong outing for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Senators
Jim Duckworth
Duckworth
Jack Kralick
Dick Howser
Howser
Jerry Kindall
Willie Kirkland
Martin Shoots 74 First Day In NCAA Golf
Purdue players led by Mike Martin Jr and Terry Winter post solid scores as NCAA golf qualifiers begin in Wichita. Hixon leads Oklahoma State with 3-under 69 near front, as Sikes Zarley and Ferrer chase medal honors. 196 golfers compete for 64 spots and the individual title.
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Wichita
Kan
Mike Martin Jr
Anderson
Ind
Purdue
Boilermaker
Terry Winter
Bob O’block
Chuck Hellman
Dick Bullock
Wichita, Kan
George Hixon
Oklahoma State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
North Texas State
Houston
Wake Forest
Wichita Country Club
Hixon
Dick Sikes
Arkansas
Sikes
Winter
Kermit Zarley
Robert Ferrer
Notre Dame
Dupas Retains World Junior Middleweight Title
Ralph Dupas built an early lead to defeat Denny Moyer by unanimous decision in Baltimore at the Civic Center to retain the world junior middleweight championship. Dupas weighed 150 pounds while Moyer outweighed by a quarter pound, and the judges scored 70-66 and 69-68 twice.
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Dupas
Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Moyer
New Orleans
Civic Center
Portland
Ore
Benny Goldstein
Fdaie Leonard
Jimmy Jones
U.S. and Australia Lead Federation Cup Women’s Tennis
The United States and Australia led the round as 30 victories pushed both teams into the second round. Darlene Hard of Long Beach captained the U.S. to a win over Italy while Margaret Smith, world No. 1, guided Australia past Belgium. Other winners included South Africa Britain Hungary France Austria and the Netherlands.
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London
United States
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Italy
Margaret Smith
Belgiu
South Africa
Britain
Hungary
France
Austria
Netherlands
Palmer Checks In For Open At Brookline
Arnold Palmer arrived at the Coun try Club Brookline to begin the 63rd National Open Golf Championship. He joked about lucky No. 13 locker and eyed a Saturday lead, aiming to prove critics wrong and capture golf’s prized title after recent woes.
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Locker
Arnold Palmer
Brookline
Mass
Palmer
Harrison
N.Y
Country Club
Over 30 Years of Heating Experience Promises Quality
Local heating contractor highlights more than three decades of experience to assure customers of dependable service. The firm emphasizes expert installation, timely repairs, and high efficiency systems for homes and small business.
Broglio Dominates Mets In 8-1 Cardinals Victory
Ernie Broglio pitched five efficient hits allowed in a 8-1 win over the New York Mets to lift the St. Louis Cardinals into a tie for the NL lead. The Cardinals totaled 15 hits led by Bill White home run and multi doubles from Curt Flood and Ken Boyer.
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Ernie Broglio
New York Mets
Cardinals
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Broglio
New York
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Charlie Neal
di Neal
Flood
Coleman
White
S.taylor
Groat
Hunt
Maxvill
Kanehl
Boyer
Biss Snider
Burke
Thomas If
Altman
Harkness
Carmel
Krnpool
James If
Moran
Javier
Frndz
McCrver
Hook
Brook
Cisco
McCarver
Great
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U—Landes
Sudol
Formah
Gorman
Bowling, Rains New AMF Balls Priced at 30c
Bowling equipment update notes new AMF balls priced at 30 cents each. Holes plugged cost two dollars and fifty cents.
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Rains
Wolfe or Invisible Dry Flies for Downstream Trout
Sportsmans Digest notes that at dusk trout lurk in shallow tail pools while they avoid the dam area. Cast creamy Wolfe or invisible dry flies with a 7/2- foot leader for beginners. Use short upstream casts and drift subsurface nyphs and flies.
The Associates Promises Fair Terms and Easy Loans
The Associates advertises fair rates and flexible borrowing for any good purpose. It highlights years of experience and welcoming service for married or single individuals, inviting readers to telephone or visit the nearest office.
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